It’s been about a year since I released my gimbal hyperlapse tutorial. In 2018 I decided to create new one – with new gear there are new possibilities to those shots 🙂 For this tutorial I used Moza AirCross, which I get from Gudsen. Check out the gimbal here or take a look at my in depth review: Pan-Tilt Timelapse Head …

I was exploring the Reddit (I mean, I found a Timelapse subreddit, overall I don’t get this website xD) and I saw a question from Telichen about hyperlapse stabilization. He shot his first ever hyperlapse, but couldn’t stabilize that. And as for the first hyperlapse, he make it really complicated 😉 He attached the source JPGs so I told him, …

Since I released my gimbal hyperlapse tutorial, I’m very often asked whether I used a gimbal for the shot (and why I decided to use a tripod ;)). The answer is simple – both techniques give different results. And we should choose the right technique for what we want to accomplish. Below, you can find a video that explains differences …

I’ve been asked a lot for some post-production details of my hyperlapse shots. Finally I’ve decided to record the stabilization process of one shot. It’s quite interesting, mainly because it’s a shot, that Warp Stabilizer just couldn’t stabilize. The shot was handheld, I shot it from a ferryboat. The whole stabilization took about 30-35 minutes inside After Effects. The video …

Motion control shots are very useful not only in timelapse. In this tutorial I’ll show you how to use your gimbal based on Alexmos controller to produce interesting effects by repeating programmed movement. I’ll talk both about video and timelapse shots 🙂 Check out the video tutorial and read the details below! This tutorial is based on Alexmos timelapse motion …

Drivelapse is a very usefull technique to add something different from a wide, landscape shot to your timelapse and travel videos. It doesn’t have to be just a car, once you know the technique you can apply it to almost any vehicle you want. It can be a boat, a bike or even a roller coaster. I used this in …